Variety broadcasts halted on final day of national mourning period...Stars make donation relay

As the national mourning period ends today (4th), stars are continuing their donation relay. On December 29th last year, a Jeju Air passenger plane crashed at Muan International Airport.
Of the 181 passengers on board, 179 died, and the government designated the week leading up to January 4 as a national mourning period. This resulted in many programs, including year-end award ceremonies, being postponed for a while to show support for the mourning.
The repercussions of this situation continued until today (4th), the last day of the national mourning period. First, MBC decided to suspend broadcasts of "Show! Music Core" and "What Would You Do If You Hang Out?" until today.
The broadcast time of "Show! Music Center" is scheduled to be a re-broadcast of "When That Phone Rings", and "What Would You Do If You Were Going to Play?" is replaced by a special broadcast.
KBS will also be re-broadcasting the TV series "Iron Family" during the broadcast time of "Immortal Masterpiece." tvN's "Amazing Saturday" will also be suspended in support of the tragedy.
The national mourning period ends today, but it is expected that stars will continue to donate.
Singer LEE YOUNG JI donated 10 million won (approximately 1 million yen) each to the Warm Day Foundation and the Korean Red Cross.
LEE YOUNG JI said, "I am so grateful for the incredible amount of admiration I feel, and I am sending comfort to everyone by helping them in small ways."
TOGETHER's HUENING KAI donated 50 million won (about 5 million yen) to the Korean Red Cross to help with the victims of the accident.
PE expressed his deepest condolences to the families of those killed in the Jeju Air disaster and donated 100 million won (approximately 10 million yen). As the final day of the national mourning period approaches, the relay of condolences from stars continues.
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